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The US Merchant Marine Academy has covered up a large painting of Jesus walking on water after a complaint from Mikey Weinstein’s Military Religious Freedom Foundation.<\/p>\n
Weinstein claimed the painting of Jesus “clearly projects the sectarian supremacy<\/a> of Jesus Christ in some sort of obvious ocean rescue scenario for what appears to be distressed mariners in an open boat.”<\/p>\n
Weinstein likened the prominent placement of the Jesus painting to the USMMA “screaming that\u00a0\u2018Jesus Christ is the only\u00a0approved solution to all of\u00a0life\u2019s difficulties!\u2019”<\/p>\n
“We\u2019re not seeing Allah, Buddha, Vishnu, Satan or any of the other multitudes of the deities of other faith or non-faith traditions being\u00a0even remotely shown there under similar circumstances,” he added.<\/p>\n
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Has anyone ever heard of Mikey protesting any other religion’s representations? Just curious.\u00a0 Have to give the Academy some credit, they said the painting was too big to be moved and sited elsewhere but instead of destroying it, they hung the curtain so that those who wanted to look at the painting, could.<\/p>\n
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In Virginia, a man convicted of supporting the Taliban ten years ago has been filmed by the FBI meeting with a familiar name, John Walker Lindh, on three separate occasions totaling about three hours. Oh yeah, that is a probation violation for BOTH of them.<\/p>\n
According to court documents, the FBI photographed Ali Shukri Amin meeting with Lindh on three different occasions in 2021 for about three hours. The document does not state where the meetings occurred. The meetings violate a condition of Amin’s supervised release, which bars him from meeting with known extremists, prosecutors said.<\/p>\n
The meetings also could have constituted a violation of Lindh’s supervised release when they occurred, but now Lindh is no longer subject to supervision, as his term of supervised release expired last year.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Note that Lindh, while off supervision, is still barred from meeting with extremists. Extremist?<\/p>\n
The court documents show, though, that authorities had reason to be concerned about Amin beyond his meetings with Lindh. Amin, who lives in Dumfries, is also accused of corresponding online with a British individual described as a \u201cknown extremist\u201d until that person was arrested in February 2022 by British authorities.<\/p>\n
In his conversations with the British individual, authorities say Amin provided guidance related to the teachings of two Islamic preachers considered extremists by the FBI, according to the court document.<\/p>\n
The document also accuses Amin of using a virtual private network to conceal his online activity and evade the supervision of his parole officer.AP via Yahoo<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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Remember that funding to Wuhan which was strictly supervised and was never used for gain-of-function research? A new report drags the National Institute of Health (NIH) over the coals for total failure to monitor what the Chicoms were doing with our money:<\/p>\n
The report is evidence of \u201cmajor failures in past NIH oversight of high-risk research on enhanced potential pandemic pathogens,\u201d Rutgers molecular biologist Richard Ebright told Yahoo News in an email.<\/p>\n
Issued by the inspector general of the federal Department of Health and Human Services, the new report says nothing about the origins of the coronavirus.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
They do say the funding, from NIH through Eco-Health Alliance,\u00a0 was prior to the outbreak of Covid… which makes sense, since if it took place AFTER it wouldn’t have affected Covid, right?<\/p>\n
But it does note that the American organization in question, the EcoHealth Alliance, should have been more rigorously scrutinized by federal officials regarding assurances that its partner lab in Wuhan was not using U.S. funds to conduct gain-of-function research, which boosts viruses to study how they might evolve in nature.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe entire picture starts to look extremely disconcerting,\u201d mathematical biologist Alex Washburne told Yahoo News. He said that a project on coronaviruses originating in bats, for which the EcoHealth Alliance had given a grant to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, \u201cwas clearly gain-of-function research.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
For anyone who hasn’t paid attention, “gain-of-function” refers to making a disease more communicable – or more lethal.<\/p>\n
Politics aside, Wednesday\u2019s report raises important questions about how federal funds are monitored when they flow to foreign governments and organizations. Though the context is different, similar questions have been asked about the billions of dollars in U.S. military and civilian support to Ukraine.\u00a0 Yahoo<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Much more to read in the article, and it ain’t pretty. Have to wonder what involvement the head of the NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was during this alleged lack of oversight. Let’s see, what was his name? Seems to me, it rhymed with Fauci.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"